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How Foodservice Distributors Can Thrive in the Age of Grocery Delivery

With the emergence of grocery delivery, distributors need to find new ways to work with restaurants

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Freight Rite Fined for Firing Driver Who Refused to Drive in Extreme Weather

Freight Rite was fined $200,000 by the OSHA after the company fired a driver after he refused to drive in bad weather.

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Food Logistics Interviews The Raymond Corporation at ProMat

The Raymond Corporation

Raymond Energy Solutions are engineered to specifically meet the rigors of the toughest material handling applications.

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Amazon Changes Model for Grocery Brands on Prime Day

Amazon will wave the fee for specific grocery brands but charge if products do not provide a profit

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Hapag-Lloyd and ONE Sign on to TradeLens

TradeLens has secured more major shippers as Hapag-Lloyd and Ocean Network Express have signed on to the blockchain platform.

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Driving Rules Expected to Change

The Department of Transportation is looking to loosen regulations on how many hours truck drivers can spend on the road.

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Colombian Floriculture Trade Adds Ocean

Colombian flowers find viable shipping option in reefer containers

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Report Predicts that Automation at US Ports Will Increase

Moody's predicts that more automated ports will be built within the next decade.

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FMCSA Streamlines CDL Skills Testing

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)

A proposal by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is asking to let states have more flexibility to conduct commercial driver's license skills tests.

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The Dispute Over the Driver Shortage is the Wrong Issue to Focus On

The argument of whether or not the driver shortage exists continues on.

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333 Pounds of Cocaine Seized at Port of Baltimore

At least 333 pounds of cocaine was found inside a shipping container at the Port of Baltimore, estimating at a street value of $10 million.

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Grocery Strike May Disrupt Delivery

A strike by union workers at major Southern California supermarket chains may cause a major disruption to online grocery delivery services.

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